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The news on Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian politics, including the upcoming elections and the formation of institutions. International news includes updates on the relationship between Serbia and China, the conflict in the Middle East, and historical anniversaries. There is also a report on…
With an absolute majority in Parliament, the Student List has the mandate to fulfill election promises, including reviewing all international agreements. The future government is not expected to significantly alter Serbia's foreign policy, but questions remain about future relations with Beijing.
Following parliamentary and presidential elections that reshaped Serbia's political landscape, five key questions arise regarding the formation of institutions and the future political dynamics.
The trial commences for Veselin Milić, former head of the Belgrade Police Administration, who is accused of connections to a murder on Senjak.
Historian Srđan Cvetković states that opening secret police files would restore trust in a truly democratic process that has been missing from Serbian society.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has ordered the police to identify suspects after repeated chants targeting journalist Brankica Stanković at the Arena, noting that previous complaints did not lead to punishment.
Milorad Dodik announced that the Assembly of Republika Srpska will be constituted on November 16, with a two-thirds majority secured.
A 24-year-old attacker from Krakow has died from injuries sustained during a shootout with police.
The day marks the remembrance of Kristallnacht, a pogrom that heralded the Holocaust and is observed as a day to combat fascism and antisemitism.
The fall of the Berlin Wall 37 years ago is remembered as a symbol of Europe's division and a prelude to German unification.
The United Nations reports that this year is likely to be among the four warmest on record.
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad has arrested two individuals suspected of abuse of power within the company Holding Centroslavija.
Iraq has concluded an agreement with the United States concerning the export of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
A new episode of 'Taboo' explores the topic of narcissistic mothers, discussing the nature of maternal love with mothers who have narcissistic personality disorders.
